Smiles

Misunderstanding is extremely easy on the net, because you can't see your interlocutor. You can't see his face. So you can't understand if he is kidding or if he is serious. For this reason someone invented 'smiles'. Smiles (or even 'emoticons') are very helpful here, because they 'show' your real mood. Smiles are usually used to let others understand the real sense of your affirmation. For example, if you are joking, you could use a smile like this: ':-)))'. Or you could say: 'My mouse is broken :-( ' . If you can't see any 'smiling' or 'sad' little face here, bend your head with an inclination of 90 degrees on your left...;-). So let's see some of these smiles:

:-) (to smile)

;-) (to wink)

:-( (to be sad)

>:-/ (to be furious)

>:-> (to joke)

:D (to laugh)

:O (to shout or to be surprised)

;-( (to cry)

:’( (to cry)

:’-) (so happy that you are crying)

#-) (all night parties)

:*) (to be drunk)

%’) (to be very drunk)

$-) (to win to a lottery)

8-) (to wear a pair of glasses)

8:-) (to wear a pair of glasses on one's forehead)

B:-) (to wear a pair of sun-glasses on one's forehead)

:-\ (to be sad or undecided)

:-P (to put out one's tongue)

O :-) (to be an angel)

|-O (to yawn)

*<|:-) (to be Santa Claus)

:------------) (to be a liar)

0:-) (to be an angel)

:-# (to shut one's mouth)

:-* (to kiss)

:-x (to kiss)